Hello... I have such a question, I have a constantly lit bluetooth sign on the phone when you go to the control point, nothing is connected to it, so it was on 17 iOS and now 18 iOS installed
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iPhone 15 Pro
If you go to Settings > Bluetooth, you can turn it off permanently. If you turn it off permanently, it won't be lit blue in Control Center. There's realistically no reason to need to turn Bluetooth off. It doesn't use much power at all. Doing so will disable some features such as AirDrop. But you can certainly turn it off completely if you'd prefer. Turning off in Control Center, only disables it for a period of time and it will reenable on its own.
Whether your headphones are original or not has nothing to do with Bluetooth being on. And if you do regularly use Bluetooth headphones, stop worrying about it being on and just forget about it.
If you go to Settings > Bluetooth, you can turn it off permanently. If you turn it off permanently, it won't be lit blue in Control Center. There's realistically no reason to need to turn Bluetooth off. It doesn't use much power at all. Doing so will disable some features such as AirDrop. But you can certainly turn it off completely if you'd prefer. Turning off in Control Center, only disables it for a period of time and it will reenable on its own.
Whether your headphones are original or not has nothing to do with Bluetooth being on. And if you do regularly use Bluetooth headphones, stop worrying about it being on and just forget about it.
That's correct. It just means Bluetooth is active and ready to be used. It doesn't mean anything is connected to Bluetooth. There is no problem and nothing is wrong.
Please post a screenshot of what you're seeing. I have Bluetooth earbuds in my ears right now, which are paired with my iPhone and there is no Bluetooth symbol next to the battery on my home page.
Never Mind, I see you did post a screenshot. You do have something likely connected to Bluetooth. Open Settings App and tap Bluetooth. Anything which is connected will show as connected in the list of devices there.
That's not what bothers me, dear, but that the icon is constantly lit up near the battery icon. I ask many people, for example, they do not have the same light as me... not in the control point itself, but near the battery icon, in the upper right corner. That's what's bothering me.
It's not connected, but in the control panel it says headphones are connected, but they're not...
I don't understand what's wrong. I had the same thing on 17.7, I upgraded to 18.2 and my iPhone was set up like new, I thought it might be a bug, but this icon appeared again. The sound is now coming from the phone speaker, but it shows that the headphones are connected.It's not connected, but in the control panel it says headphones are connected, but they're not...
I don't understand what's wrong. I had the same thing on 17.7, I upgraded to 18.2 and my iPhone was set up like new, I thought it might be a bug, but this icon appeared again. The sound is now coming from the phone speaker, but it shows that the headphones are connected.
I don't read your language. I'd unpair the headphones from your iPhone, then pair them again. Open Bluetooth in Settings. Tap the headphones and have your phone forget them. Then put them in pairing mode to reconnect them to your iPhone.
I've done that before.
I also unplugged the headphones from the iPhone and reset the headphones to factory settings. I removed them from the iPhone and reconnected them, the situation has not changed....
On the screen in Russian it says that the headphones are not connected, but in the control point it shows that they are connected, although they are not connected... so I do not understand why it shows as connected, but in the bluetooth settings it is just that they are disconnected....
Thanks
Why doesn't it light up on other friends' devices?
I was told that my headphones were not original, but that can't be....
Persistent Bluetooth sign on iPhone after iOS 18 update
